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'The Bachelorette': Did Kaitlyn Bristowe Reveal The Winner On Snapchat?
MAJOR SPOILER ALERT! Kaitlyn Bristowe may have just spoiled the entire season of 'The Bachelorette' on Snapchat. On June 12, she posted two pictures of herself in bed with the supposed winner. See them here!
OMG! Did Kailtyn Bristowe just reveal the winner of The Bachelorette? That's how it looks. On June 12, the woman whose journey to find love is currently being televised on a weekly basis, posted two Snapchat photos of herself in bed with one of the contestants, indicating that he's the winner.
It's Shawn Booth! Well, at least he's the guy in the photos Kaitlyn posted on Snapchat. In the pics, you can see Kaitlyn in bed with Shawn. So are they still together? Is he the winner? Based on these photos, that seems to be the case. HollywoodLife.com reached out to ABC, but they had no comment on the pics. Fans, however, did.
Gotta be careful where you click #TheBachelorette #Snapchat @kaitlynbristowe pic.twitter.com/RMPeocSrwi
— Shannon Leskowitz (@shannkimber) June 13, 2015
When @kaitlynbristowe posts a snapchat story with Shawn Booth >>> 😍😍😍
— Nikki Pappalardo (@NikkiPapps10) June 13, 2015
Kaitlyn from the bachelorette just posted a snap of her and Shawn B in bed together and then deleted it … Hmmm ☕🐸
— Hannah Hall (@hannmackenzie) June 13, 2015
Am I tripping or did @kaitlynbristowe just show us who won #theBachelorette on Snapchat….😱 @shawn_booth 😍 pic.twitter.com/leSj7r6UQ4
— Mikaela Bizzle (@MikaelaBizzle_) June 13, 2015
Well Kaitlyn just gave away who won the bachelorette on snapchat @RealitySteve pic.twitter.com/MlbIX3fNQx
— Graceanne Parks (@GraceanneParks) June 13, 2015
Did @kaitlynbristowe really just blow it ? Who else follows her on snapchat?! #bachelorette
— Mrs.White (@BrittneyHolley) June 13, 2015
This new development is interesting because Reality Steve, who has predicted the winners of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette correctly many times before, claims that Kaitlyn doesn't give either of her final two — Nick Viall and Shawn — a rose.
Do you think Shawn's the winner, or is ABC and Kaitlyn playing some sort of trick on us? Unfortunately, we'll just have to wait and see. What do YOU think, HollywoodLifers? Would you be happy if Shawn Booth is the winner? Vote in our poll and tell us how you feel!
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The second LUMAS gallery in Stuttgart is now open inside the Breuninger Flagship Store, which has been in operation for well over a century. We are proud to showcase our expansive collection of limited edition art photography alongside Breuninger's wide range of premium goods and services. We are located at Marktplatz right in the center of the city and look forward to your visit!
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Strife is an action-packed multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) developed by S2 Games. Though Strife is a MOBA where two teams of five choose their characters, pick a path or lane to fight in, and try to destroy each other's bases using their abilities and with some help A.I.-controlled creatures, it simply feels different.
S2 Games calls Strife the second generation of MOBA. I think they have the right to do so. What separates Strife from the pack is an extensive background story and overall gameplay changes. For example in Strife you can craft items or train a pet (Pokémon Style!) that you can bring to battle.
Though the game utilizes the same old graphic engine as Heroes of Newerth it has done some great improvements to lighting, physics and overall graphics.
Strife is a breath of fresh air in the ever growing field of MOBA's.
Strife Review
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Yet another MOBA to join the ranks of the ever growing genre. If you are familiar with the S2 legacy you will feel right at home in this Multiplayer Online Battle Arena.
Strife Pros & Cons
- Many heroes to choose from.
- Great mix of action-packed team oriented gameplay.
- Good tutorials.
- Takes time to master.
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1/4 cup instant oatmeal
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1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 1/2 Tbsp margarine
4 Granny Smith apples
2 cups vanilla nonfat frozen yogurt
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text: The Swift Current Broncos were destructive on the ice in their first two games after a series of trades that added five players to the team to strengthen both their offensive and defensive capabilities. The Broncos travelled to Prince Albert on Jan. 12, where they defeated the Raiders 4-0. Broncos fans got their first look at the revised team on Jan. 13, when the Swift Current team rolled over the Edmonton Oil Kings in a crushing 9-1 defeat. The home team's goals were scored by nine different players. The Broncos already had a 6-1 lead at the end of the second period, and the final three goals in the third period were scored within a brief period of just one minute and four seconds. The Broncos will be playing five games on a U.S. road trip before their next home game against the Regina Pats on Jan. 27, which will have a 2:30 p.m. starting time.


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Ole Miss recruiting update: Rebels look for momentum heading into the homestretch
With the final weekend before National Signing Day coming up, Ole Miss has one last chance to make a good impression before filling out its 2017 recruiting class.
There's plenty of work to be done, but the Rebels do have some momentum on their side for a few prospects. That momentum came from their visitors last week and should continue this weekend, as coach Hugh Freeze and his staff are looking to nail down some commitments.
Let's take a look at where things stood on the recruiting trail as of Friday:
Where Ole Miss' 2017 recruiting class ranks
Although the days before National Signing Day have continued to dwindle, Ole Miss' recruiting class still hasn't picked up any new commitments. The Rebels have 14 commitments heading into the weekend and are ranked No. 51 in the national rankings, as well as No. 13 in the SEC.
Who are Ole Miss' top commitments?
- 4-star WR D.D. Bowie (Morton, Miss.)
- 4-star ILB Breon Dixon (Loganville, Ga.)
- 3-star WDE Markel Winters (Tallahassee, Fla.)
- 3-star OLB Josh Clarke (New Orleans)
- 3-star S A.J. Harris (Madison, Ala.)
Who committed to Ole Miss this week?
The Rebels haven't landed a commitment in the past three weeks, but, of course, that will change rather quickly. Ole Miss has plenty of spots open in its 2017 class, and some guys should start claiming their spots as soon as this weekend.
Who de-committed from Ole Miss this week?
While Ole Miss hasn't gained any commitments, the Rebels also haven't lost any members of their class in the past couple of weeks. However, it wouldn't be shocking to see a defection or two before Wednesday rolls around.
Who are Ole Miss' top uncommitted prospects?
- 4-star CB Chevin Calloway (Dallas, Texas)
- 4-star RB Cordarrian Richardson (Memphis, Tenn.)
- 4-star OT Obinna Eze (Nashville, Tenn.)
- 4-star WDE Chester Graves (Kansas City, Mo.)
- 3-star ATH Kam White (Clinton, Miss.)
- 3-star ATH Chris Miller (Denton, Texas)
Class breakdown
- Quarterback (2): Alex Faniel, Jordan Ta'amu
- Wide receiver (1): D.D. Bowie
- Offensive line (2): Ben Brown, Lavante Epson
- Defensive line (3): Ryder Anderson, Markel Winters, Larrell Murchison
- Linebacker (3): Breon Dixon, Josh Clarke, Brenden Williams
- Defensive back (3): A.J. Harris, Jamar Richardson, Javien Hamilton
Geography of Ole Miss' recruiting class
Mississippi: 4
Alabama: 3
Florida: 1
Georgia: 1
Hawaii: 1
Louisiana: 1
North Carolina: 1
Texas: 1
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text: Bill Huizenga Dingell, Kildee, and Huizenga visit refugee children in Grand Rapids By Bryce Huffman & Stateside Staff • Jul 5, 2018 Steven Depolo / Flickr Listen Listening... / 10:01 Stateside's conversation with Congressman Dan Kildee about his visit to one of the centers housing children separated from their parents at the southern border. Michigan members of Congress from both sides of the political aisle visited a refugee foster care facility in Grand Rapids today. Democrats Debbie Dingell and Dan Kildee, along with Republican Bill Huizenga are urging the Trump administration to speed up the process of reuniting families separated at the southern border. Congressmen Walberg and Huizenga denied entry to refugee site in West Michigan By Bryce Huffman • Jun 29, 2018 U.S. House of Representatives Two congressmen from Michigan were denied access to a site where refugee children are staying. Congressmen Bill Huizenga and Tim Walberg represent Michigan's second and seventh congressional districts, respectively. The two visited with Bethany Christian Services in Grand Rapids today to discuss legislation that aims to reunite families that were separated at the country's southern border. Some Michigan Republican members of Congress criticize Trump's family separation policy By Stateside Staff • Jun 19, 2018 Flickr user Alan Levine Some members of Michigan's Republican Congressional delegation have issued strong or tepid statements against the Trump Administration's policy on separating families at the border. West Michigan students want Bill Huizenga to talk about gun control By Bryce Huffman • Apr 10, 2018 US Congress Some high school students in West Michigan want U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga to speak about gun violence. A student-led group concerned with gun violence released a video today asking the Republican Huizenga to address the issue at a town hall. Immigrant advocates to Congressman Huizenga: please pass the DREAM Act for Christmas By Bryce Huffman • Dec 19, 2017 Bryce Huffman / Michigan Radio A group of protestors want Congressman Bill Huizenga to support the DREAM Act for Christmas this year. The protestors stood outside of Congressman Huizenga's office in Grandville, hoping he could be persuaded to see the issue as urgent. Huizenga gets booed several times during Muskegon town hall meeting By Bryce Huffman • Aug 24, 2017 Bryce Huffman / Michigan Radio Congressman Bill Huizenga is accustomed to lively town hall meetings. The meeting he held in Muskegon was no different. Hundreds of Huizenga's constituents attended the meeting. He was booed several times for supporting President Donald Trump and challenging the government's place in providing healthcare. Huizenga says he supports Republican ideals more than any one person. "What I support is a conservative philosophy that understands where people are coming from. It's not about one person," Huizenga said. Rep. Huizenga: Dodd-Frank has hurt small banks, local customers By Stateside Staff • May 8, 2017 nakashi / http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 Listen Listening... / 6:16 Stateside's conversation with Michigan Congressman Bill Huizenga. One of President Donald Trump's top goals is to repeal the Dodd-Frank financial regulations. He calls Dodd-Frank a "disaster." Trump says many friends of his who have nice businesses can't get loans because of Dodd-Frank. There's no dispute about the fact that Dodd-Frank requires better lending standards after all the bad loans that pushed the nation toward the recession. But, banks are lending. The Federal Reserve finds commercial and industrial bank loans are at a record high. Huizenga's town hall runs more than 4 hours long as constituents ask tough questions By Lindsey Smith • Feb 25, 2017 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Congressman Bill Huizenga held a town hall meeting today north of Grand Rapids that last more than four hours, a bit longer than he anticipated. "And that's okay," he said. "What I knew was going to happen was, after two hours or even three hours if I had said 'OK, you know maybe we've had enough,' there would be all these calls of, you know, 'He shut it down early!'" West Michigan constituents invited to town halls with their congressmen By Lindsey Smith • Feb 22, 2017 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Some Michigan members of Congress have been criticized lately for avoiding constituents. But two Republican congressmen from West Michigan are hosting in-person events over the next few days. U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga, R-2nd Dist., has his first in-person town hall of the year set for this Saturday at noon in Baldwin. The tiny town about an hour north of Grand Rapids was supposed to be a part of Huizenga's annual snowmobile tour. There's not enough snow this year, but he didn't cancel the event. As House gun control sit-in ends, Michigan representatives weigh in By Stateside Staff • Jun 23, 2016 Rep. Dan Kildee / Twitter Listen Listening... / 11:49 Our conversations with U.S. Reps. Dan Kildee and Bill Huizenga Earlier today, House Democrats ended their 25-hour sit-in on the house floor. Led by U.S. Rep. John Lewis, D-Georgia, revered for his role in the civil rights movement, Democrats demanded votes on gun control issues such as universal background checks and blocking gun sales to anyone on a no-fly list. The protest drew a range of reactions from their colleagues and constituents. Congress will have 60 days to dissect Iran nuclear deal By Stateside Staff • Jul 14, 2015 White House Listen Listening... / 10:14 We talk to Rep. Dan Kildee and Rep. Bill Huizenga about the White House's proposed Iran deal. It took years of negotiation and diplomacy to bring about today's historic deal between Iran and world powers. Iran has agreed to curb its nuclear program in exchange for the easing of economic sanctions. Now, the White House has to sell this deal to Congress and it could wind up being one of the biggest political fights of the Obama presidency. Congress has 60 days to dissect the terms of the agreement. A federal rule change threatens jobs at Michigan shoe factory By Tracy Samilton • Jul 7, 2015 MarsRover/Wikireporter / Creative Commons Hundreds of employees at Bates Footwear in Big Rapids, Michigan manufacture shoes and boots for the general public and the military. But the jobs could be at risk because of a federal rule change. The change means Bates Footwear can no longer bid on military contracts set aside for small businesses - because Bates Footwear is now considered part of the larger corporation that owns it - Wolverine Worldwide. Republican Rep. Bill Huizenga reacts to the State of the Union By Stateside Staff • Jan 29, 2014 US Congress Listen Listening... / 10:53 Now we talk State of the Union. After President Obama's State of the Union address, we got some reactions from Michigan's members of Congress. Democratic Congressman Dan Kildee weighed in on today's show, as did Republican Congressman Bill Huizenga. *Listen to the audio above. Michigan's congressional delegation divided on government shutdown/debt ceiling vote By Steve Carmody • Oct 16, 2013 primerates.com Last night's vote to end the federal government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling divided Michigan's Republican congress. The legislation reopens the government through Jan. 15th and permits the U.S. Treasury to borrow normally through Feb. 7th or perhaps a month longer. Congress faced a midnight deadline Thursday. That's when U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew had said the government would reach the current $16.7 trillion debt limit and could no longer borrow to meet its obligations. Politicians playing politics over a political-shutdown By Zoe Clark & Rick Pluta • Oct 4, 2013 Listen Listening... / 4:56 It's Just Politics with Zoe Clark and Rick Pluta A crisis is a terrible thing to waste. So, in the midst of the partial government shutdown, it seems everyone has taken turns placing blame. It's the Senator Ted Cruz shutdown, the Obama shutdown, the Tea Party shutdown. The point here is not to own the shutdown, but to make someone else own it – to personalize it and dump it on the other side. We're not talking about the policy side of it here, but how political operations are using the shutdown. For example, here in Michigan, Democratic Party fundraising messages are calling it "Terry Lynn Land's shutdown." She has shut down the government, apparently, while still merely a candidate for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination. And, as the federal government grinds to a standstill, political fundraisers and message-makers are working overtime. This is an environment that is, as they say, target rich. There are people whose jobs are to take these moments that command people's attention, incite passion, anger, frustration, and turn them into campaign cash and memorable political messages. But when everyone's talking about the same thing, it can also be difficult to break through the cacophony. And a lot of people seem to be working off the same talking points. Democrats have one set: critical services in peril; a country held hostage by the Tea Party. Republicans, another: Democrats did this. They won't negotiate. Michigan Republicans sign on to defund Obamacare By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Sep 20, 2013 Candice Miller's official website All nine of Michigan's Republican members of Congress voted for House legislation that would defund the Affordable Care Act. The bill is a part of a recent political ultimatum coming from Republican lawmakers: either cut Obamacare or shut down the government. The language was attached to a continuing resolution — a temporary measure that allows the government to maintain the current levels of funding to federal agencies while Congress works out a fully-fledged budget plan. So you think you can't dance? This Michigan Congressman will teach you By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jun 20, 2013 Rep. Bill Huizenga / Facebook Congressman Bill Huizenga (R-MI 2nd) is hosting a ballroom dance class tonight in Washington D.C. According to a story by Niraj Chokshi in the National Journal, Huizenga is charging $1,000 per couple and $1,500 for political action committees. Proceeds are going to his reelection campaign. Amash: government collecting phone records without probable cause is "outrageous" By Lindsey Smith • Jun 7, 2013 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Two Republican congressmen from West Michigan blasted the federal intelligence community for secretly collecting the phone records of millions Americans. Rep. Justin Amash (R-Grand Rapids) and Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-Holland) discussed the program during a luncheon in Grand Rapids today. "I think it's outrageous," Amash said, "I think the American people are outraged about it and it has to stop." US Congressmen Amash, Huizenga weigh in on "sequestration" debate By Lindsey Smith • Aug 9, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio President Obama and leaders in Congress will need to agree on a way to reduce the federal budget deficit to avoid automatic, sweeping cuts in January. There's concern that the cuts could have a damaging effect on the economy and military programs. The cuts are looming because Congress authorized the federal government to borrow more money last summer. In exchange, a bi-partisan super committee (Michigan Congressmen Dave Camp and Fred Upton served on the committee) was supposed to come up with a plan to cut the federal deficit. But that committee failed. Congressman Justin Amash says, yeah, he called it. "…That they would raise the debt ceiling, borrow more and then later on say 'oh we don't want to do these cuts' and that's exactly what's happening," Amash said. Amash, who represents Michigan's 3rddistrict, was the only Republican from Michigan to vote against what he says was a "phony plan" to begin with. In this morning's news... By Mark Brush • Aug 18, 2011 user brother o'mara / Flickr Update 4:43 p.m.: The MDCH posted the submerged oil study on their website this afternoon (it was also presented at a public meeting last night in Marshall). You can read more about the report here. 10:35 a.m. Report: No long term health effects from submerged oil Results of a Michigan Department of Community Health toxicology study reaches this conclusion. The results of the study were released last night. From the Associated Press: A study says there are no long-term health effects of submerged oil from last year's spill in southern Michigan's Kalamazoo River. The Battle Creek Enquirer and the Kalamazoo Gazette report results of the Michigan Department of Community Health toxicology study were released Wednesday evening at a community meeting in Marshall to discuss the progress of a cleanup related to the spill. The meeting was hosted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Officials say closed portions of the river could be reopened later this year or in 2012. Big drug bust in Pontiac The DEA and the Oakland County sheriff's department released details of one of the bigger drug busts in Michigan. From the Associated Press: Authorities in southeast Michigan say they've seized an estimated $150 million worth of heroin andcocaine during a bust earlier this month. The Oakland County sheriff's department and the federal Drug Enforcement Administration on Wednesday announced details of last Friday's bust in Pontiac. Authorities say a search of a home found 69 kilograms of heroin and 10.5 kilograms of cocaine. The agencies say it's the largest quantity of heroin ever discovered in Michigan. Sheriff Mike Bouchard says the sheer quantity of drugs is "startling." Authorities say a traffic stop earlier in the day turned up 2 kilograms of suspected cocaine and led investigators to get a search warrant for the home. During the search of the home they found more than $560,000 in cash along with the heroin and cocaine. Police called during protest a Huizenga's office Police were called after some protesters entered the building where U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga's (R-Zeeland) office is located downtown Muskegon. Republican Congressman Huizenga and debt ceiling crisis By Jennifer White • Jul 26, 2011 US Congress President Obama and Congress have yet to find a solution to the nation's debt crisis. Last night, President Obama and Speaker Boehner separately addressed the nation. They gave their explanations of why a deal hasn't yet been reached. Republican Congressman of Michigan, Bill Huizenga talks with us about debt ceiling debates in Washington and what his concerns are moving forward. Listen Listening... /


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It's indeed a New Season and It's a New Day.
I woke up this first day of April at 4am for some reason – I just couldn't continue sleeping. So I laid there pondering on the fact that it was a New Month and a New Quarter for that matter.
Like I usually do, I wanted a word from God about this month and God dropped a phrase into my heart:
"A Time of Refreshing".
You know those times when you felt like you just couldn't take one more step. You're just plain fed up of trying and trying. You feel like why do I even have to make an effort for a new month and a new quarter? All the efforts I made in the last quarter didn't bring anything interesting my way!
And them you remain in sulking mode and refuse to keep trying.
You see, I'm an optimist by nature and so anytime I'm in that situation where I just want to quit, the optimist in me says:
"How do you know your breakthrough isn't just right around the corner?"
And with that in mind, I grudgingly get up and keep moving again. I don't even bother to try to take giant steps, baby steps are just fine – as long as I'm moving in the right direction.
Today, I looked around our cyberspace for Inspiration on Persistence, and I came up with a few of the numerous quotes out there.
As long as we are persistent in our pursuit of our deepest destiny, we will continue to grow. We cannot choose the day or time when we will fully bloom. It happens in its own time. – Denis Waitley
"You never know what's around the corner. It could be everything. Or it could be nothing. You keep putting one foot in front of the other, and then one day you look back and you've climbed a mountain."
― Tom Hiddleston"Don't ever give up.
Don't ever give in.
Don't ever stop trying.
Don't ever sell out.
And if you find yourself succumbing to one of the above for a brief moment,
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A while back at one of Delhi's vanguard ethnic-chic stores, I found a novelty postcard on sale (very tongue-in-cheekily), with an image of a gaudily decorated goupram from the Sri Ranganathaswamy temple at Trichy in south India. I bought the postcard thinking the goupram must be uniquely kitschy in it's sculpture and color palette, and was planning to post a scan of it on my blog as stand-alone kitsch. Here's the postcard image: Continue reading
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Back in August I visited a friend in Bangalore, and while I did not have much time to explore the city, I took some on-the-fly photos of the places we drove by, through his car window. I wanted to get a sense of "contemporary" and "changing" Bangalore, i.e. the high-tech city that is supposed to be India's answer to silicon valley. Continue reading


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Perique tobacco the most strongly flavored among all types of tobacco from Saint James Parish, Louisiana. In 1755 the Acadians came into this region, the Chickasaw and Choctaw tribes were cultivating a lot of kinds of tobacco with a special flavor. Pierre Chenet was a farmer; he has created the first local tobacco into the Perique in 1824 with the help of the technique of pressure-fermentation.
Considered the best part of pipe tobaccos, the Perique was used as a component of many blended pipe tobaccos, but it is so strong that it can't be smoked pure as it is. There was a time when the freshly moist Perique was also chewed, but now it doesn't exist the selling for this purpose.
It is traditionally a pipe tobacco, and is still very well known among pipe-smokers, typically blended with pure Virginia to lend strength, coolness and spice to the blend.


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Latitude: 51.328 / 51°19'40"N
Longitude: -2.1678 / 2°10'4"W
OS Eastings: 388405
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OS Grid: ST884587
Mapcode National: GBR 1SN.QRL
Mapcode Global: VH96X.CWVC
Entry Name: Lower Paxcroft Farmhouse
Listing Date: 14 June 1988
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1021784
English Heritage Legacy ID: 314448
Location: Hilperton, Wiltshire, BA14
County: Wiltshire
Civil Parish: Hilperton
Traditional County: Wiltshire
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Church of England Parish: Trowbridge St Thomas
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CellNet is a multi function program designed to speed up, play and simplify access to the most common files on your computer.
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Outgoing, funny , I am spontaneous , Mom ,wife ,Nana , Realtor . I have a pet cow Mae Mae , She has her own fb - mae mae short:) Love meeting new people and value friendships , love to travel. My favorite book is the bible. God walks with me daily . I love to hike, walk, fish, read,horses and coffee! Enjoy camping in the RV of course! I love all types of food ! New experiences is always wonderful. Renting my RV will feel like home sweet home ! Not like a motel . It is very clean . I Have a couple, check them all out-. There is a $25.00 propane tank charge for the weekend or the larger tank is available for $50.00 Come rent from me and enjoy A get away! My insurance does NOT cover - so delivery is my number 1 option or your insurance company must provide a binder - and a signed waiver stating your responsible while in your possession. ( on early returns - no refunds ) I have one located in Johnson City area ( travel the great outdoors near Bristol or the wonderful nature of the lakes here) or enjoy middle Tn where the others are located ( I'M a Realtor too- come buy a house in Tennessee www.debshort.com-get a free rental!


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269 Fontana Blvd 318, Fontana WI 53125-9604 Sold for $68,500 on 03/01/2017
Features of 269 Fontana Blvd 318 Fontana WI 53125-9604
- Condominium
- Status: Sold
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 Full Bathrooms
- Est. Square Footage: 300
- Est. Above Grade Sq Ft: 300
- Garage Type: None
- Est. Year Built: 1963
- Condo Name: Abbey Resort
- Condo Fees Include: Central Air, Common Area Insur., Common Area Maint., Heat, Pool Service, Recreation Facility, Replacement Reserve, Sewer, Trash Collection, Water
- Misc Interior: Cable TV Available, Priv. Outside Entry
- School District: Fontana J8
- County: Walworth
- Postal Municipality: Fontana
- Listing Company: Keefe Real Estate, Inc.
- Price/SqFt: $250
Property Description for 269 Fontana Blvd 318 Fontana WI 53125-9604
269 Fontana Blvd 318 Fontana WI 53125-9604 - Enjoy all of the amenities the resort has to offer with your family as well as producing income for your vacation home. Resort view, 2 queen size beds.
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- Water Waste: Municipal Sewer, Municipal Water
- Appliances Included: Microwave, Refrigerator Elevator, Exercise Room, Outdoor Pool, Sauna, Security, Tennis Court, Whirlpool
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- Lot Size: Common
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ICE Kraków is the "Accessibility Leader"!
On the 26th of September 2016, the ICE Kraków Congress Centre received the prestigious title of "Accessibility Leader" in the architectural and urban planning competition of the Integracja Foundation and the Polish Urban Planners Association. The facility was awarded for the best solutions in adaptation of the space to the needs of people with disabilities. The director of the Krakow Festival Office, the operator of the ICE Kraków Congress Centre, Izabela Helbin, received the prize from President Andrzej Duda.
The annual "Accessibility Leader" Competition, which takes place under the Honorary Patronage of the President of the Republic of Poland Andrzej Duda, is organised by the Integracja Foundation and the Polish Urban Planners Association. The competition jury, consisting of urban planners and specialists in the field of architectural accessibility and universal design, as well as those submitted by the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland, awarded the title of "Accessibility Leader" to the ICE Kraków Congress Centre on the 26th of September 2016.
The jury was guided by criteria that take into account the scope of solutions to facilitate access for people with disabilities, their suitability for promoting best practices in this area, as well as the originality and complexity of the solutions.
From the beginning, ICE Kraków has implemented solutions for people with disabilities. Besides the standard preparation of a series of accommodations for persons with motor disabilities, among which are specially marked parking spaces, low-threshold interior doors and additional, dedicated entrance doors, the Congress Centre is actively working on the activisation of these groups. Examples of such activities are free rehearsals open to seniors, tours for patient groups from the rehabilitation ward of the Dr J. Babiński Specialist Hospital in Krakow, the wards of the Wrocław Children's Hospice Foundation and retirees from the Polish Teachers' Union.
The Congress Centre also draws particular attention to the supplementation of the event programme with an offer for children and excluded groups. It is thus open to its immediate surroundings, with four editions of open door days, the facility has hosted children and youth from nearby preschools and schools. The Congress Centre also supports youth career development through numerous meetings with students of Krakow universities and the "TACTICS? PRACTICE" internship programme.
The ICE Kraków Congress Centre was recognised among the nearly 80 thousand sites in Poland that were eligible to participate in the competition. The award ceremony took place during a conference held in the Presidential Palace.


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Raymond Hatfield, M/Sgt 324th FA Bn WW2
324th Field Artillery Battalion - originally 324th Field Artillery Regiment - was an organic element of 83d Infantry Division.
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Ever wonder what's in your food?
We are very fortunate that the manufacturers are legally obligated to label their products with the ingredients in them. Imagine how pissed off people would become if there were no labels and you had to blindly accept whatever you thought was in that package of food. Well, no one ever bothers to read the labels, despite this luxury, and those who do read them are lost in complex terminology.
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Shredding the flesh, bleeing to death
Skinned alive, blood flows, they die
Self indulged by hatred
Resurrection unseen
Can you feel the cold blade penetrate inside you
Blood becomes a river of everlasting happiness
Thoughts now deteriorate
Life will disintegrate
Flow... As blood flows
Flow... As blood flows
Scarred by perverse dreams
Away you bastard dog
Truth becomes all lies
No one seems to mind
Have you ever wondered why?
Your lifes a living hell
Have you ever wondered why?
The tears flow like blood
Cutting with a razor, feeling of sensation
Dripping in the nectar, feeling of perfection
Falling out of organs, the rancid mutilation
Bathing in excrement, feeling the enjoyment
Ripping of the entrails, screaming to exhale
Suffer internal bleeding, can't escape the feeling
Ending of pain, dying in vain
Living the lies, in death blood cries
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Category: Fiction / Historical
463 pages; ISBN: 0802415547
Rating: 9/10 (Ratings explained)
Reviewer: Kathryn Lively
For Europe, the war is over. Prison camps are being liberated, and SS guards are rounded up for punishment as their families are forced to leave their homes - a much lesser fate than was received by the people imprisoned. One such wife is Helene, heavily pregnant with her second child and coping with her husband Friedrich's abandonment, who faces her eviction alone.
An emotional reunion with her estranged father presents Helene with a new home, yet it is not enough to ease the guilt brought on from her years in a tense, perhaps abusive marriage. With no thought to her own welfare and the concern of her peers, Helene volunteers to take in two prisoners - Michaela, a Christian arrested for harboring Jews, and Lelia, a Jewish teenager barely clinging to life. The gesture indeed attracts attention, not the least from an American GI named Peter Scott.
Hoping to take advantage of his presence in the war to further the Word of God, Peter's own faith is shattered by the devestation encountered in its aftermath, particularly after the liberation of the concentration camps. He finds strength and solace in his visits to the three ladies harbored at Helene's father's house, feelings felt also by Helene as her charges gradually help to alleviate her guilt by association through their example of faith.
From Dust and Ashes is billed as "story of liberation," yet the meaning is twofold. There is the setting of the fallen camps, the fallen Third Reich, and the liberation of the Jewish people. Author Goyer, in a rich, engrossing narrative, offers the reader a view of characters set free of their emotional traumas by forgiveness, faith, and love. Dust is also a love story, not in the traditional romance novel sense (though elements are visible), as evidenced in the gentle tensions between Peter and Michaela, as well as Peter and Helene. Written with remarkable, thoughtful accuracy, From Dust and Ashes is a story of hope set in a time where such a thing appeared to be lacking, a story for the mainstream.
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مطالعه متقابل سندرم از توسعه تشخیص چهره جامع در کودکان مبتلا به اوتیسم، سندرم داون و سندرم ویلیامز
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Journal : Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, Volume 102, Issue 4, April 2009, Pages 456–486
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We report a cross-syndrome comparison of the development of holistic processing in face recognition in school-aged children with developmental disorders: autism, Down syndrome, and Williams syndrome. The autism group was split into two groups: one with high-functioning children and one with low-functioning children. The latter group has rarely been studied in this context. The four disorder groups were compared with typically developing children. Cross-sectional trajectory analyses were used to compare development in a modified version of Tanaka and Farah's part–whole task. Trajectories were constructed linking part–whole performance either to chronological age or to several measures of mental age (receptive vocabulary, visuospatial construction, and the Benton Facial Recognition Test). In addition to variable delays in onset and rate of development, we found an atypical profile in all disorder groups. These profiles were atypical in different ways, indicating multiple pathways to, and variable outcomes in, the development of face recognition. We discuss the implications for theories of face recognition in both atypical and typical development, including the idea that part–whole and rotation manipulations may tap different aspects of holistic and/or configural processing.


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Basic gold points generation history is provided under the Gold Points section in your Tapatalk Console. However, to see trends and other advanced analytics, we've added the detail report for Basic and Premium Tier customers in the Tapatalk Console. Advertisement in Tapatalk is typically in much higher quality than many other sites as we incorporated the latest advertising technology alongside with a much better ad targeting.
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Living in a population of 1.2 billion, I'm quite sure that *many* men have gone through two pretty difficult times of their lives. First one being love and second, MBA. Both the things have one thing in common though; they happen all of a sudden and then they leave you with questions like, "What now?" or "Can somebody explain this to me!?"
Just like every other guy, Rahul Subramanian went through that phase and we're blessed because he took to standup comedy to talk about it. This piece of standup comedy will kick some laughs in you. And it might just be a good start of your weekend! Check out Rahul spilling the beans about his experience on break up and MBA. This is going to tickle your funny bone! Tap that play button and get your earphones on!


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Situated on Mexico's golden coast, Grand Velas All Suites and Spa Resort in Puerto Vallarta offers an incredible amount of spa treatments, scrubs, therapies, peelings, wraps, facials, hand and foot care and anything else for your neglected parts—all on the stunning Pacific coast.
"I am very proud to be a part of this world, the health and caring of one's body, it is an exceptional way to live," manager Silvia Velasco said. "For the last 13 years I have enjoyed each and every experience that we are able to provide for our customers."
The Grand Velas was created by Grupo Velas with the goal to please even the most demanding of guests. The spa was established five years ago to compliment the already well-established resort. It not only offers unique and luxuriant treatments for guests, it also incorporates traditional Mexican techniques and culture.
"We exist in a country rich with culture and experiences and we are honored to be a part of it," Silvia said. "That is why you will find the Mexican culture in every wall, in every space at the resort and spa." They have designed a special treatment at the spa called the Huichol Collection. "We use the most ancient and traditional techniques, as well as the use of indigenous oils, herbs, artisanal accessories and precious minerals."
The resort has received a number of honors including AAA's 5 Diamond Award and Conde Nast's "Most Excellent Spa Hotel". "This is the result of our constant improvement, learning and strict control of quality," Silvia noted.
They have just released three new treatments that include the Magnetic Diamond Treatment. It uses authentic diamond powder that contains characteristics of the ancient art of healing and magnetic therapy.
If being surrounded by diamond dust isn't your thing, than perhaps a Sea Shell massage for your entire body will tweak your interest. If that doesn't appeal to your mermaid senses then the sensual Foular massage must! It incorporates fine silk linen wrapped and stretched over your entire body for the ultimate in divine relaxation. "We have created an ambiance, a team and diverse treatments and therapies to provide the most exquisite and unique relaxation experiences so that we can continue to be part of the spa world as one of the best," Silvia beamed.
Visit vallarta.grandvelas.com for more information.


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How is this doing any favours for the prole who is going to increasingly pay attention to information in particular ways so that it might translate to more such 'initiatives' such as Josh Ward's pot-banging circus. How we make sense of things and our relation to it is significantly determined by what we think we can do with what we pay attention to. If, personally, we are going to leave the great and earth-shaking ideas, whether we are cognizant of its resonance or not, to the .orgs then we are certainly going to utilise a very different set of formulae for determining what we pay attention to and what we do with it. That simply deprives humanity of far more ideas and evolutionary development than it takes to produce the next edition of a rubbish OS.
These proles are really giving it to themselves with these let's-get-together-and-kick-up-a-ruckus gigs or let's-get-together-at-lunchtime-and-cluck-like-chickens flash-mob style. I shudder at what the children of the future are going to be born into as society will certainly be bereft of the host of perspectives and creations that can only come forth from a people who have been taught to respect themselves enough so as to be the source of significant initiatives as opposed to a source of attention and compliance.
Well, I bet Josh is thrilled. He ought to be. It is not often that one can garner so much attention and enthusiasm for doing so little, and in effect, allowing the mass of proles to confuse little for so much. Or is it?


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jeggings: dr denim sweater: asos boots: zara rings: h&m divided
Even though I've been wearing my asos sweater that I got for Christmas at least every second day lately, I never got around to taking pictures. It's probably one of the cosiest pieces I own right now and I love how the colour makes an outfit pop more, but it's still a quite versatile colour! I'm already planning outfits combining this sweater with skirts or leather, so I'm sure you'll see it a couple more times on the blog!


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Thursday, January 13, 2011
Sketchbook Project —A Collage
In between all of my nursing efforts this week, I've been busy filling my sketchbook. Since collage has been such an important part of my life this past year, I knew I had to include it. I've painted one collage in the actual book, but this one I created on a separate piece of watercolor paper. I plan to glue it onto one of the pages. The problem is I love it so much that I want to keep it.
I saw the above quote on someone's blog (so sorry I forgot whose). It's the Oregon state motto, apparently. It holds so much meaning for me this year as I try to grow my business. This morning I read a blog post by Kelly Rae Roberts that goes along with this quote. It seems I'm being given signposts lately (from Oregon). I want to lighten my husband's load financially, so growth is very important.
I've been trying to come up with a word for this year. Last year's was 'Simplicity'. I didn't achieve that in quite the way I was expecting, but I did find myself letting go of a lot of things that weren't so important. I'm wishing housekeeping wasn't one of them, though;-) This year, the word isn't coming to me so easily, but I think it's going to be 'ACTION'. I'll let that sit for awhile and see how it feels.
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Labels: collage, collage painting, goals, growth, sketchbook project
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As Democrats continue to block the House's Homeland Security funding bill over President Barack Obama's executive amnesty, one economist is arguing that Obama's executive amnesty may be more costly to the economy than temporarily shutting down the Homeland Security Department.
Writing in Forbes, Jeffrey Dorfman noted that in the most recent government shutdown, "87 percent of DHS employees kept right on working thanks to being classified as essential, while only 13 percent were sent home." He mentioned that "examples of the parts of DHS that were shut down the last time include research and development of new security screening technology, non-disaster grant programs for state and local governments, and civil liberties training programs for local law enforcement personnel."
"Does anybody really think we cannot survive without these activities for a few weeks?" Dorfman asks.
But Obama's executive amnesty is, according to Dorfman, "a step toward two things that will do billions of dollars in damage to our economy"–hurting American workers and imposing more costs on state and local governments:
First, providing millions of immigrants with work permits will expand the supply of labor leading to lower wages for all workers. These impacts are likely to hit lower wage workers particularly hard. Second, by removing the threat of deportation (small as it may have been) the amnesty program will lead more immigrants to form families and have children. This will impose enormous costs on state and local governments who provide the vast majority of funding for K-12 education.
Further, the Obama administration acknowledged that illegal immigrations would be eligible to receive tax benefits and refunds, which, as Dorfman notes, "would cost "somewhere in the $5-20 billion range annually with a larger cost possible the first year as newly legalized immigrants can claim back credits for multiple years" in which they were working illegally.
Dorfman argues that though a "federal district court has temporarily blocked implementation of the executive amnesty, Republicans should stand firm and refuse to pass a DHS spending bill without strong language to stop the agency from legalizing millions of immigrants."
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), though, indicated on Tuesday that he will allow a vote on a "clean" Homeland Security funding bill before Friday's funding deadline.
A majority of the states sued the federal government over Obama's executive actions, arguing that it would impose financial burdens on their states. U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen found last week that the states had standing because at least one state, Texas, would "sustain irreparable harm" due to Obama's executive amnesty.
Indicating that Texas would not be the only state whose finances would be burdened by Obama's executive amnesty, the California Legislative Analyst's Office, the nonpartisan group that analyzes issues for California lawmakers, recently released a report that found Obama's executive amnesty would strain the state's budget.
"The benefits received by undocumented immigrants through these programs are almost entirely funded by the state and would therefore result in additional General Fund costs of an unknown amount," the report concluded. "The General Fund costs to provide state–funded benefits to this population are unknown at this time."
Dorfman ultimately concludes that "taxpayers should support the Republicans in blocking funding for President Obama's executive action on immigration."
"Amnesty might have an appeal for several humanitarian reasons, but that is no reason that taxpayers and American workers should be stuck with the bill," he writes.


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For more than a century, head trauma has been linked to neurodegenerative diseases later in life, especially dementia/Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease). These conditions have been reported to be substantial in those who played contact sports, especially football. Recent publicity has focused on the dangers of football, especially as played in high school, college, and professionally. There have been links claimed to chronic traumatic encephalopathy later in life, which have some people calling for an outright ban on American football. Football is arguably America's most popular sport. It is a collision sport where head trauma and concussions are common, which in theory may have implications for brain health later in life. But football does have redeeming qualities, especially physical fitness, which may be protective for brain disease later in life.
A while back, the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota did a study of football players from two Rochester high schools who played football between 1946 and 1956. They then reviewed the medical records of these players and compared them to non-football playing students and the general population. They found no increased incidence of neurologic brain disease in the football players. As a follow-up to that study they did a second study, which looked at football players in the same schools who played football between 1956 and 1970. They also looked at non-football playing athletes (swimmers, basketball players, and wrestlers) who played during the same period. They identified 296 football players and 190 athletes engaged in other sports. They then reviewed the medical records of these athletes. Again they found no difference in brain diseases later in life in the two groups.
It is interesting to note that football between 1946 and 1970 was very different from today's football, both from the standpoint of protective equipment and player size. There were no penalties for headhunting and spearing. Today's players are bigger, stronger, and faster than those of years ago. Also, it wasn't until 1980 that the first standards for equipment like helmets and pads were adopted. Also, unlike today, most head injuries went unnoticed or unreported, unless they were severe. If you got your "bell rung," you just kept playing.
The authors of this study are quick to point out that the results of this study should not be misinterpreted. There is indisputable evidence linking head trauma and brain disease. They point out that this was a small study and more, larger studies are needed. Also, more study needs to be done to determine whether the degree of physical fitness required for football, offsets the negative effects of head trauma. Additionally, the authors note that they only looked at high school players, not college or professional players. So more work needs to be done. In my opinion, the increasing awareness of head injuries in football is a good thing, but I don't believe that eliminating the game entirely is the answer.


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Astronaut Sam Bell casts a lonely figure as he nears the end of a three-year contract that has him living on the far side of the moon mining Helium-3, a key source of energy in our not-so-distant future. Because his satellite's busted, he's only able to receive taped messages and has no contact with anyone other than a simple-minded computer named "Gerty." Just as he's looking forward to returning to his wife and young daughter, he becomes physically and mentally impaired and is forced into recuperation. It's there that he meets his younger clone, who claims he is there to perform the same exact mission Sam started three years earlier. Working against time and suffering hallucinations, Sam tries to find out what's going on and where his future is really heading.
Moon is, for all intents and purposes, a one-man show brilliantly played by Sam Rockwell in a role reportedly written directly for him. He's certainly up to the task of playing a man cut off from direct human contact who suddenly comes face-to-face with himself or at least a slightly different version. Rockwell succeeds in making both characters viable and delivers a feat of controlled acting few could pull off as effectively. In a mixed-bag film that strikes right at the heart of alienation and paranoia, Rockwell movingly portrays a man whose control of his own life is slipping away. The other characters exist on the periphery of the story, but special mention should be made of Kevin Spacey's voice work as "Gerty," the nice but unsophisticated computer that becomes Rockwell's main sparring partner in the film.
Director Duncan Jones, son of rocker David Bowie, makes his feature debut with Moon. Working with a sparse independent movie budget, Jones creates an impressive and believable-looking version of a complicated outerspace mining operation, but wisely avoids the temptation of letting the film's technological aspects overpower the piece. Instead, he puts the focus on the human story and a fascinating tour-de-force by Rockwell, which forges the heart of the film.
Moon is said to be something of an homage to austere sci-fi classics like Silent Running, Outland and Stanley Kubrick's iconic 1968 masterpiece, 2001: A Space Odyssey the latter of which, in particular, has many story elements in common with this film. Unfortunately, Jones' tribute feels a little too familiar, and it would not be strange if the audience gets a strong feeling of déjà vu. Even though the above films are cited for inspiration, the very internal mechanism that drives the film tends to be more a cerebral exercise in the vein of Steven Soderbergh's lumbering 2002 Solaris remake, the slowest-moving George Clooney movie ever made.
Rockwell's first encounter with himself is hypnotic and temporarily rescues the film from its glacial pacing.
Netflix. Moon tends to be sleep-inducing, so by watching it at home you can at least wake up and press rewind.
Hollywood.com rated this film 2 stars.


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The Museum of Comparative Anatomy, which can be traced back to the Sapienza Archiginnasio of 1805, hosts a wide range of vertebrate anatomic and osteological items, along with historical instruments that help us understand the relation between form, function and evolution.
Many of the items on display at the museum appear in a handwritten catalogue, dated ca. 1850, which is preserved in the Italian State Archive. Other museum pieces have an even older origin: they come from the famous collection that Jesuit Atanasio Kircher gathered during the first half of the seventeenth century at the Collegio Romano. Kircher's collection was split up after the 1870 Capture of Rome. The collection is documented by the Kircher Museum Catalogues, which were handwritten by Bonanni in 1709.
The Museum of Comparative Anatomy showcases the skeletons of many large vertebrate skeletons, including those of a Fin and Sperm Whale. Another section is dedicated to a collection of microscopes and accessories, spanning from the Leeuwenhoek Microscope to modern electronic microscopes.
Museum of Pathological Anatomy
The Pathological Anatomy Museum was founded at the end of the nineteenth century and then re-inaugurated by Antonio Ascenzi. Its collection, which documents a vast range of human diseases, includes anatomical specimens, preserved mostly in formaldehyde, documenting a vast range of human diseases.
Museum of Italo-Etruscan Antiquities
The Museum of Italo-Etruscan Antiquities illustrates culture in pre-Roman Italy, with a particular focus on the Etruscan Culture. Exhibits include original artefacts, moulds, models, sculptures and graphic and photographic panels.
The Museum is organised by didactic criteria and is closely linked to Sapienza's Etruscology, Italian Archaeology and Italian Epigraphy Programmes. The museum classroom often hosts lessons, seminars, conferences and conventions.
The Museum is currently directed by Professor M. Paola Baglione.
The Museum of Anthropology was founded by Giuseppe Sergi in 1884 and houses thousands of anthropological and palaeo-anthropological exhibits on the natural history of the human species and that of other primates. In particular, the Museum conserves two Neanderthal skeletons found in Saccopastore (Rome).
The Museum has a dedicated audio-visuals room and holds educational tours twice a day.
The Museum is currently directed by Professor Giorgio Manzi.
The Museum of Classical Art was founded in 1892 by Emanuel Löwy. Löwy set out to create a collection of plaster moulds from Greek sculptures (both originals and Roman copies) based on the model of the German gipsotheke.
Today, the Museum of Classical Art collection includes more than 1200 pieces.
Contemporary Art Museum Workshop
The Museum of Contemporary Art, which was founded in 1985, addresses both research and education via a wide range of workshop activities aiming to promote historic-critical research, higher education and artistic production.
Museum of Mineral Arts and Deposits
The Museum of Mineral Arts and Deposits was founded in 1984 with a collection of Italian ornamental rocks and minerals donated by the Assomarmi Association. Over the years, the collection has been enriched and now showcases over 150 items from regions throughout Italy that are divided into two collections: mineral arts and mineralised rock.
The Museum also displays photographic, cartographic and explanatory panels describing extraction techniques, quarries, stratigraphy and much more.
Museum of Chemistry
The Museum of Chemistry preserves and exhibits historical scientific equipment, tools for measuring radioactivity and educational instruments, as well as a collection of chemicals and documents that once belonged to Stanislao Cannizzaro (1872).
The Herbarium, which hosts over one million specimens of plants and herbs, ranks among the major Italian and European herbaria. The Museum, which was founded in 1872, includes both historical and contemporary collections.
The Sapienza Herbarium is hosted in the Department of Plant Biology on the Sapienza main campus and includes a consultation room with multimedia workstations.
The Museum of Physics preserves the tools that were used for teaching and research from the late 18th century through the 1960s, among its gems is the mechanical calculator used by Noble Prize winner and Sapienza Professor Enrico Fermi.
The Museum of Geology was founded in 1873 by Giuseppe Ponzi, who united his personal collections with a series of artefacts from the Kircher Museum Collection.
The Museum also hosts a collection of ancient marbles, as well as a vast array of educational material.
Created in the 1930s, the Museum of Hydraulics hosts a range of interesting instruments, including tools that were used for measuring water velocity (both in the laboratory and on the field), tools for water level and pressure measurement, carpentry and mechanical tools used for the construction of hydraulic models, electrical and electronic instruments used with hydraulic equipment and video and photo cameras used to film water flow.
The Museum originates in the historical tradition of the Roman Hydraulic School established by Pope Pius VII in 1817.
The Museum of Commodities dates back to the work of Vittorio Villavecchia (1859-1937), who considered the collection of sample goods, natural products and tools to be a natural consequence of the progress of industry and commerce.
Established in 1804, the Museum of Mineralogy is the oldest museum at Sapienza University. The Museum Collection preserves and hosts a collection of over 34,000 mineral specimens, including special collections of minerals from the Lazio Region, meteorites, single crystals, natural and synthetic gems and the famous Dactylioteca (388 rings donated by Pope Leo XII). Since 2009, the museum also houses a collection of giant crystals donated by Commendatore Primo Rovis.
The Museum of Human Origins preserves prehistoric material ranging from the Italian lower Palaeolithic to the beginning of the Iron Age. The artefacts mainly come from the Rellini Collection, the founder of the Museum, and archaeological excavations conducted in central and southern Italy.
The Museum hosts a number of important casts, including skulls illustrating human evolution from the Australopithecines to Homo, Paleolithic "Venus" statuettes and bone tools.
The Museum includes a series of laboratories where artefacts are restored, studied and catalogued and can be viewed upon request. In particular, the archaeometric laboratory is equipped with microscopes and photographic systems and allows researchers to conduct advanced analysis of stone, bone and ceramic tool to understand their functions and technology.
The Sapienza Botanical Gardens, which currently cover an area of about 120,000 square meters, include various collections of valuable plant species, both in greenhouses and outdoors, as well as monumental trees. Moreover, the Botanical Gardens host specific events dedicated to nature and plants throughout the year.
The Palaeontology Museum was officially founded in 1928, but several collections can be traced back to the Royal University Museum of Geology (1864). Today, the museum includes both the geology and palaeontology collections with over 100'000 fossils.
The History of Medicine Museum, which holds a rich collection of objects of historical interest, was founded in 1938 by Adalberto Pazzini. It hosts many original artefacts that allow us to reconstruct the evolution of medical knowledge since prehistoric times.
Middle East, Egypt and Mediterranean Museum
Founded in 1962, in order to preserve the finds from excavations in the Middle East, the Middle East, Egypt and Mediterranean Museum has been enriched with collections of great scientific and educational import. It stands as a witness to more than thirty archaeological missions organised by Sapienza University in fifteen different countries in the Middle East, Mediterranean and Africa over more than fifty years.
The main purpose of the Museum is to divulge the scientific results of archaeological research, provide students with a valuable training laboratory and promote the archaeological accomplishments that have made Sapienza one of the major centres for global archaeology.
The Museum recounts the varied evolution of Mediterranean civilizations, revealing the roots of urbanisation, the invention of writing and of the alphabet and the creation of the oldest cultural institutions of human religion, power, economy, history, art and literature.
The Zoology Museum dates back to the early 19th century and includes the zoological collections of the Pontifical Archiginnasio. The Museum of Zoology hosts beautiful and rare insect collections.


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A Kennewick woman was injured when an SUV struck the minivan she was driving Monday evening on Interstate 82, the Washington State Patrol reported.
Three children also were in the minivan, according to reports from the scene, though it wasn't clear if they were seriously injured.
Elonna K. Holm, 38, was eastbound on the interstate just west of Richland when a light-colored SUV, also eastbound, struck her and caused the minivan to roll, the state patrol said. The unidentified SUV did not stop after the crash.
Holm was taken to Trios Health and was listed in fair condition Tuesday. The minivan was totaled.
The crash is under investigation and authorities are looking for the SUV and its unidentified driver.


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When you think of Ireland, you probably think of rolling hills of verdant green, a cosy pub filled with the sound of fiddles and Irish pipes, or perhaps a warm bowl of lamb stew with a pint of perfectly-poured Guinness on the side. If you're looking for these things, Killarney will provide them. But once you start exploring, you'll realise that Killarney and the surrounding area can provide you with a lot more than just these stereotypes.
Getting to Killarney
Found in County Kerry, and only a short drive from the Kerry airport, Killarney is one of Ireland's most popular tourist destinations, and for very good reason. The town itself is small enough to get to know quickly, but big enough to warrant a few days of wandering in and out of its pubs, restaurants, and shops. Make sure to get a ride in one of the town's jaunting cars (horse-drawn carts) which are driven by the local jarvies – it's a great way to get your bearings. Each building in Killarney is painted a bright colour, pink or yellow or blue, and no matter where you find yourself, you'll be greeted by a warm welcome.
What to expect in Killarney
Killarney is not the place to simply pass through, however. It is a hotspot of activity, and exploring the surrounding area could keep you busy for weeks. No trip to Killarney would be complete without a visit to Killarney National Park, the first national park established in Ireland. Covering over one hundred square kilometres of land, it is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, vole, and a diverse range of bird species. And over a relatively small area of land, the landscape changes dramatically depending on where you are, with woodlands, lakes, and mountains making up the terrain. One of the best ways to see the park is by bicycle or by hiking, although it's possible to drive around the park, too.
Killarney National Park
A few spots that most people make their way to in Killarney National Park are Ladies View and Torc Waterfall. The former is a scenic point along the N71 that gives sweeping views of the park and its lakes. The name was apparently given to the point because Queen Victoria's ladies-in-waiting were so overwhelmed by the beautiful view during their visit in 1861. Torc Waterfall, found a short walk, bike ride, or janting car away from Muckross House, is approximately twenty metres high and a gorgeous place to rest for a while and snap a few photos. For those who are looking for a longer hike, the path to the waterfall is also part of the Kerry Way walking route.
It's no surprise that there is also an extensive historical timeline in the park. Most notably, the park is home to Muckross Abbey, founded in 1448 as a Franciscan friary, and Muckross House and Gardens, a Tudor-style mansion completed in 1843. Both are open to the public, though only by paid tour. Ross Castle is also worth visiting, and is set against the dramatic backdrop of Lough Leane. Built in the late 15th century, it was one of the last to surrender to Oliver Cromwell's supporters during the Irish Confederate Wars. It is also open to the public with a paid tour. Back in Killarney, St. Mary's Cathedral is another exquisite example of Irish history.
Exploring the Ring of Kerry
And of course, if you are headed to Killarney, you simply must experience the Ring of Kerry. A 179-kilometre loop of County Kerry, it is the best way to see some of Ireland's most stunning locations. While you can easily hire a car and attempt to navigate the route yourself, there are multiple tour companies that you can join as well, including the Wild Kerry Day Tours (led by fantastically funny and knowledgeable guides). Running clockwise from Killarney, the Ring of Kerry goes through Kenmare, then around the devastatingly beautiful Iveragh Peninsula to Killorglin before heading back to Killarney via the N72.
Even on a rainy or foggy day, there is no denying Ireland's beauty from the window of your car or bus tour. Here is where you will see Ireland in action, as the scenery changes from endless fields of green, to craggy mountains, to the crashing waves of the Atlantic against the wild shores. Horses, cows, donkeys, deer, and sheep can all be spotted from the road, and make sure to stop for a traditional sheep dog demonstration at the Kells Sheep Centre run by Brendan Ferris. If you've hired a car, there are dozens of colourful villages and towns to stop in for some tea or a bowl of that infamous Irish stew (with soda bread on the side, of course). Even while on a bus tour, you will stop often and have lots of time for photos.
Areas near Killarney to explore
From Killarney you can also traverse the Gap of Dunloe, a mountain pass between MacGillycuddy's Reeks and Purple Mountain. It is popular to take a jaunting cart through the pass due to its winding and narrow roads. Visitors to the Gap of Dunloe will be granted some of the best views of the area, including the five surrounding lakes.
And when you're back in Killarney, settle in to a local pub – Murphy's, Courtney's, and the Killarney Grand are all highly recommended – and bask in the warmth of Ireland. It may indeed be a land of green hills and delicious stouts, but its also a place to relax after a rewarding day of sightseeing, to laugh and share stories over the sound of the fiddles and drums.
Plan your trip to Killarney today
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